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But, really, I just weird myself out like this:

A book on the best seller’s table caught my eye. It was placidly stocked-displayed there bearing these words on the cover:

If you can’t forget the one who got away, can you…
Love the One You’re With
Emily Griffin

And yes I bought it, simply because, I would like to make myself believe this, it falls just about right on the price that I’m willing to shell out on a new book.

I liked it. It was the easy read that I was hoping for. It was about this newly wed girl who met her ex-boyfriend years later to which she was not quite over yet and her coming to terms with her feelings that arose from that encounter. I like how she rationalize what she’s feeling and how she battles on how to act on it.

But I guess what made decide that I liked it revolved around this sentence:

Love, not as a surge of passion, but as a choice to commit to something, someone, no matter what obstacles or temptations stand in the way.

Aw. Hate it. Haha

And now I’m done with it, I’m hoping I could get hold of my copy of The Time Traveler’s Wife. I really love that story.

Booo to sappy comedic stories. I hate being a romantic at heart.

• Hindi ka makatulog,
• Hindi makakain,
• Parang nasisiraan ka ng ulo, at
• Siya ang laman ng utak mo magdamag

Ganun din pala nararamdaman kung brokenhearted ka.

Hahaha narinig ko yata ito sa isang movie ni Regine. )

Pero oo nga, bakit nga naman ganun?

Ang pagkakaiba lang siguro, kapag in love ka, ngiti ka ng ngiti na parang siraulo pero kung brokenhearted ka, iyak ka ng iyak na parang siraulo.